5 natural deodorants that really work
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It's the final frontier for natural products: deodorant. Americans, in
particular, are very conscious of possible body odors, and so going
all-natural has...
east new york farms visit
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i’d really not ever heard of the neighborhood east new york brooklyn before
a couple of years ago when i started hearing about this project in east new
yor...
Traditional Agriculture
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Reclaiming Our Farmland from the Rural Oligarchy by Evaggelos Vallianatos
Traditional agriculture was the mother of human culture and societies.
Small farm...
The Health Benefits of Being a Natural Beauty
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If you’re like most women, you want to look your best when you step out
into the world. But is trying to be a Hollywood beauty ruining your skin
and worsen...
The Beauty of Picking up Plastic
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Dr. Marcus Eriksen of 5 Gyres, an organization dedicated to researching
ocean plastic pollution, has said, “If you want to clean the gyre, clean
your beach...
EU considers ‘Undocumented Vegetable Act’
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Courtesy of seedsovereignty.org *Plant Reproductive Material Law will
restrict plant breeders and seed savers*
LAST MINUTE CHANGES MAY EXEMPT HOME GARDEN...
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*GOAL TENDING 101 *
*Listen to your soul's instructions, *
*listen to what will not be silenced, *
*pay attention to what resonates deeply, *
*trust Divine...
The Fifth Sacred Thing Movie: Update and New Video
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The Fifth Sacred Thing team has created a new video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lROCSDQg9WM or http://fifthsacredthing.com/.
(There's a close-captioned...
Quote for the day
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#Poetry is the archive of our soul. — Emily P. Lawsin (@emilylawsin) May 6,
2013 Filed under: Poetry Tagged: Poetry by Emily Lawsin, Tweets
Caramel Week: Caramel Cake
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The word caramel has been associated with a sweet family memory for many
years. I vividly remember sitting at a high-top table with my mom and three
of my ...
Bringing the whole-self to work
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I am writing this blog to share with you my experiences as a mother,
eco-warrior, local activist and someone who is learning to live and lead
from my “wo...
A park in the sky
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In each of the cities I visit for book readings, I try to take some time to
connect with the more-than-human world. So last week in New York City I
visited...
No Impact Man Runs For Office
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Please check out my article on the Atlantic Monthly's website about my
activist run for Congress and how citizen politics can help do something
about clima...
Hello world!
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then
start blogging!
The post Hello world! appeared first on Communicating in the D.
Time to say goodbye - the last post
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There comes a time when many blogs run their course and close down. Such is the case with the co-op. So after 997 posts and almost 1.7 million visitors, it's...
Our Big Chance to Get America on its Feet
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When the Department of Labor’s latest jobs numbers come out on Friday,
there’s one thing we can be certain of, regardless of whether unemployment
is up or ...
threeACTIONS Project
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A lot has happened since last posting here.
Since March 2011, I have been working in collaboration with public policy
graduate student Megan Hoye, on a pro...
Enough: The Book! (call for submissions)
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Okay, people, get ready: we are making Enough into a book! We’re looking
for lots of new essays, so please get in touch if you are interested in
submitting...
Just Putting a Price on Carbon Isn't Enough
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Angela Johnson Meszaros
Director of Policy and General Counsel
California Environmental Rights Alliance
angelajm [at] envirorights.org
This week, the CBO re...
4 years ago
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